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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1974

Page

6

PLATO Computer Learning Arrives at Mount Saint Marys College

Parents weekend at Mount Saint Marys College introduced PLATO a computer assisted instruction system. The eastern coast college owns a terminal linked to the University of Minots central computer enabling self paced learning with instant feedback and visual touch panels. The system includes plasma electronic blackboards microfiche panels and opportunities to simulate experiments speeding up scientific study.

Plato Mount J. Garrie Burr Hesearch Inqueratories University of Illinois Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg Mount Saint Mary's United States University of Minots Urbana

Better Roads Could Save Maryland Drivers Gas

A TRIP study says Maryland drivers could save over 11 billion gallons yearly by improving 6,612 miles of arterial and collector roads. Rough pavement reduces fuel economy, increases wear, and raises stops and slow driving.

Maryland Baltimore Wasaga Aad Trip Ray M. Marriner Annapolis Marriner TRIP Federal Highway Administration Wtechacco Marland

Local Shopping District Directory Fragment

A fragmented street directory lists shops and centers including New Market, Tulip Hill, Waverley Gardens, and Oak Drive. It mentions several storefronts and routes during a spring season, with numerous street names, numbers, and neighborhood landmarks across urban blocks.

Welkerer Ab Ratha II Eatien Tragghfeta Mibide Doe Rhoder Baltes Tom Skiline Muner Ferderick Shopng Center Woodatle Atanihes Walkersidie Deaner Waverley Gardens Okt Orchant Estates Bluchern Lone

City Planning Meetings and Historic Presidential Note

City planning notices include a County Planning Commission hearing on a water plan at Winchester Hall and a River District meeting at 2 pm. A Citizens Truck Co gathering is scheduled for 7 pm, with Planters, COG and MSC meeting later. James Monroe was the first President sworn in.

County Planning Commission Winchester Hall Telephone Company Opes City Hall Citizens Truck Co Planters COG MSC. di Son Thurmont Elementary James Monroe Oudonrs

Library depository gets approval for Myersville

The Frederick County Public Library Board approved expanding FCPL materials in Myersville with a longerary depository run by volunteers. The Myersville room operates two afternoons and two evenings weekly and summer children programs are planned. The next meeting is the second Wednesday in August.

Library Depository Myersville Frederick County Public Library Board FCPL Myersville Comemmning

Girl Scouts Visit Colonial Williamsburg Trip

Girl Scout Troop 33 toured Colonial Williamsburg Virginia on May 4 visiting the Capitol stockade and jail, Governor's Palace, weaving and printing shops, Williamsburg Lodge, and Jamestown Festival Park. They printed pages from an 1740 newspaper and learned colonial life with guide Mrs. Stuart.

Williamsburg Motor House Stuart Governor's Palace Palace Williamsburg Lodge

Maryland Sees Increased Federal Funds Per Capita

Senator Charles Mathias notes Maryland moved up three places to 19th in total federal funds and 32nd per person in 1973 with 784.6 million received. He cites 1972 totals of 547.4 million and remarks that historic figures reflect a broader view of federal money linked to Maryland centered activities.

Charles McC. Mathias, Jr Commission On Inter - Governmental Cooperation Annapolis Treasury Maryland Mathias Athens

Area Residents Pass Bar Exams In Dawson City History

Three hundred seventy three candidates passed bar examinations. The item notes Dawson City Yukon during the gold rush era hosted motion picture theatres as cinema emerged. It also mentions 1999 services including telephone, running water, steam heat and electricity.

Dawson Ciy Yukon Dawson City

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